Sadly there is a valid reason for the return window. It s not unlike many major computer manufacturers, and the reason for it is the few scumbags that purchase a computer for a one time use, like a term paper or dissertation, and pack it up after the work is done, for a refund. Kind of a cheap, free rental plan. This went on long enough to cause the manufacturers to take action, IE the return restocking fee.
The window, well, what can you say? Should there be an indefinite return time, especially when its a case of buyer s regret, and not dissatisfaction over the quality of the product? Really, I m so tired of people not being willing to accept the responsibility of their actions. Both of these policies, the return window and the restocking fee are clearly spelled out in the details of the sales agreement with Apple. Is it their fault that you didn t bother to read them? You re spending $2000+.
You need to know your options before committing. It s no different than any other big ticket purchase. You should have done your homework first. Consider it a life lesson. It could have been a home mortgage.
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